I’d like to see an option for selecting what kind of thumbnail is generated for my models
Since we mainly use Shapr3D to show our customers what we can provide, sort of like an AR catalogue, it’d be easier to see what model they’re looking at when the thumbnails are taken from the front rather than isometric.
I do understand why isometric was chosen, it’s way clearer in general use, yet for our specific use case (metal doors/walls) a front view makes it easier for the layman to know what they’re looking at. Hence my request to be able to select which view gets used
Up until a very recent update, the thumbnail would be a snapshot of the view, when I saved the file.
I could set the drawing view to be a plan view of a site plan, then exit the file and the thumbnail would be the plan view.
The same would be true of elevations or any other view.
I NEED to get that capability back.
Many of my thumbnails are useless since they took away that basic capability.
Yeah that’s true, and I appreciate your help.
But for me the issue is that I have large complex models of multiple art installations and architectural features on large site plans. So even though they are well organized in body folders, having to isolate elements every time I exit, while still not being able to preserve the camera viewpoint on the thumbnail, is a seemingly needless impediment.
In the past, the thumbnails have always been entirely intuitive and useful.
Why they would take away that capability, simply eludes me.
